Configure
You can manage the behavior of your FairCom product by changing settings in the ctsrvr.cfg file, which is in the <FairCom-Installation-Folder>/server/config/ folder.
This section provides a brief introduction to the settings that are most important when configuring your product for the first time.
To learn more about configuring the FairCom server, see the following:
To configure ports for FairCom services, see Configure the application server.
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The default operating system settings on Unix-style operating systems, such as Linux, Raspbian, Android IoT, AIX, and Solaris, are adequate for running a typical FairCom server. To customize the server to meet larger (or smaller) needs, you can change the operating system limits. | |
Memory usage in the FairCom server can be adjusted to match the capabilities of your hardware. | |
The section, FairCom ports, lists the default c-tree ports and provides information about how to change them. FairCom recommends using the defaults until you are familiar with the FairCom server. | |
Systems based on Unix (including AIX, Solaris, and Linux) may have configuration requirements. In addition to configuring the FairCom server, the operating system itself may need to be configured. | |
This section covers configuring installed features using | |
Automatic data aggregation simplifies the task of performing simple processing on timestamped data. |